While the rest of the year’s biggest gaming conventions have all but closed their doors, Gamescom is looking at marching ahead, undeterred by the coronavirus.

That’s a lot of people trying to keep themselves busy instead of venturing out into the quarantine zones.

Pokémon Go developer Niantic is hopping onto the global awareness train, making several changes to the game and postponing the Abra Community Day until further notice because of the current Coronavirus pandemic.

As Covid-19 continues to spread around the world, concerns about the effects of the viral pandemic has resulted in a number of high profile productions being delayed by as much as a year.

E3 is dead. Industry pundits reckon that this year’s version of the show may be called off, due to a knockout combination of the current Coronavirus pandemic and developers pulling out en masse.

China is utilising robots to aid it in its battle with the Coronavirus outbreak.

With the world both captivated and fearful of the coronavirus outbreak, tech companies are uniting to try and stop the spread of misinformation about the disease.

Set in the heart of the Los Angeles downtown area, E3 is a petri dish of con flu just waiting to explode with a possible Coronavirus outbreak if things go pear-shaped. With Los Angeles having officially declared a state of emergency regarding the spread of the virus, you’d think that the Electronic Software Association would be ready to pull the plug on a show that few people are excited for. Nope!